Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1950 — Page 12

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> Canasta— = Fearful Fred : Is Winner In Game

Fear Deprives Him Of Big Victories

By OSWALD JACOBY

YEAR IN and year out, Fearful Fred wins at canasta. He ought to. - He plays every day and he is a mighty good * canasta player. However, if he! ° weren't scared of his own shadow he would do considerably better. Fred plays the early part of a canasta hand about as well as anyone. . : He knows how to build up his hand, how to fight successfully for ‘the discard pile, how to ¢ooperate with his partner and how to keep the opponents in doubt! as to what he is doing. !

Worries HOWEVER, if Fred and his partner get control of the discard} pile and have a chance for al } really big score on a hand, Fred gets neryous and ruins the play. He immediately starts to worry about the opponents going out. Of course, they sometimes do, but

Mrs, Charles Kuntz fetes) Mrs. R. E. Spilman, (left) 4425 situations.

and Mrs. Harold Anderson (right) hunt antiques in the shop of 10th St. Mrs. Spilman will be one of the many local exhibitors at

As a result. of his fears he

canastas when he should wait for| naturals and he melds so many of his cards that the opponents can afford to freeze the discard pile vith safety.

Horrible Habit CANASTA Charlie really loses day trip by bus to the city. The tour, being conducted by the Assoat canasta. His name tells why. ciate Chapter of Tri Kappa Sorority in Madison, also is scheduled Charlie wants to make canastas Oct. 14 and 15. | w——— as quickly as he can. | Buses will leave the Indian-'C . . In this respect he is very much| ty like Minnie the Melder., japolis Bus Terminal at 7 a. m. orori

To Draw Local Persons

The cultural and historic Tour of Homes in Madison is drawing local citizens to southern Indiana.

lot of points whereas Minnie only tickets are available in Madison. loses a few is that Charlie has thei. y4tions must be made at the horrible habit of prolonging a ro [travel bureau not later than Moning hand in order 8 8id€ day. Luncheon reservations at

can make a second canasta, i Ma Then. while he is making nisphe F lela tr Madison ean he second canasta the opponents . : (founding of Alpha Chi Omega make their fourth and fifth ca-| Among the homes to be opened ig, rity will be celebrated Tuesnastas. Minnie knows that when io the public during the tour will day by the Indianapolis alumnae

a. hand is going badly she should p,, Maywood, built in 1832 by chapter, Beta Beta, Mrs, J. E.

Alpha Chi Omega

The 65th .anniversary of the

3 1 TEE SUL aonArlie Sl ARMS 3 snadrack Wier. The: site 1s Matmon, 8022 Broadway, will be . ! hostess for the dessert-luncheon. Old S {very similar to that of Mt. Ver- A» program “In. Memon " will crooge non with its spacious lawns prog emoriam

GENEROUS George does not reaching down to the Ohio River. precede the regular business, It play much canasta but when he All the woodwork is handcarved, will be a tribute to Mrs, Scobey does play he plays extremely well. leach room done in a Mifferent/ Cunningham, one of the founders, His generosity causes him to offer design. There are some trees and Who died Oct. 2. his: opponents small unimportant shrubs unusual to this part of the Honor Guests discard piles with great frequency country on the grounds. but once the pile gets large and| : ' ¢ jmporiant George is about as gen- Shrewsbury House erous as Old Scrooge. {rority in 1885, They are Mrs. Larceny Lou also piays good The Shrewsbury House is an Ralph B. Clark and Miss Estelle canasta. His weakness, if any, excellent example of Regency 1eonard, lies in the fact that he plays such architecture, designed by Francis| «apn Inheritance for Your Son” ® tricky game that he frequentlyicostigan in 1846 and completed will be the subject of a: speech results. P SASITOUS three years later at a reputed PY THanias Hasurook. Public fe i : on recto e y No Co-operation cost of $50,000, A beautiful spiral Co. = staircase in the entry hall is surHARD LUCK Joe is just as un- rounded by the 12 rooms, with 16- | Kuccessful at canasta as at bridge. root ceilings. The entire house is He has no specific bad habits. Iti rnished in antiqués typieal uf]

Honor guests will be two of [the women who founded the so-

"Mrs, Terrence Donahye, chairman, Will be assisted by Mesdames Thomas W. Ayton, Rich-

is just that he seems to have a ithe period, including some fine] faculty for always following the axamples of English Stafford-

wrong tactics. : shire and wter, early French When he should play a melding ns and ae or. Noob]

hand he will be found hol ; i | ding up The first two-story brick house Shower will Honor

when holding up is indicated he] . : will be melding, and worst of ail, in Madison, the Sullivan Home, Miss Nancy McCalley

Dust never meems 16 Be able 10 was built in 1816 by Judge Jere-| fgrg Bernard Kijovsky and Miss ss ’ imiah Sullivan, a Virginia gentle- Elizabeth Price will eatertain with Mr. Jacoby is unable to an- {man and a prominent Indiana & miscellaneous shoWer today In swer individual questions on lawyer, who had the honor of honor of Miss Nancy McCalley. canasta from readers. How- \ party will be jin the Kijovsky ever, he will include the most {tecture of this house remains as home, 752 Pleasshit Run Blvd. frequently ‘asked questions in it was originally built, the floors, Miss McCalley and William his column. {mantels and woodwork are origi- Price will be married Oct. 14 in

liam 8. Wooley, James J. Worthington and Marvin Williams.

naming Indianapolis. The archi- Ibe

Fed always: fears It 1n ene the Greater Indianapolis Antique Show to be held tomorrow through Tuesday in the Murat Temple. |

ro ros mands. He makes muss Madison Tour of Homes Club to Give

Next Friday the Gausepohl Travel Service will sponsor an all-|

_ Is 65-years-old |

{clude Mrs. James Stuart Jr., pres-|

jard Beéne, Oren Fountain, Wil-|

leup butter or margarine, one me-

"(half pound chopped beef, one-half

In Treatme Of Cancer Operation Results Highly Successful

By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. ».

ham of St. Louis removed a lung from a fellow physician who had a can- : cer. The patient was cured and has re-

the gals i And if the elevator isn’t crowded, give 'em right.of way going out, too, # In congested cars. first is impractical, Any frontrow passenger, male or female, should step out to Jet others off. Yes, even at a floor ndot

This is the fifth of six special articles on macaroni, spaghetti and egg noodles. >

law tones, omitting personal private remarks, jokes and horseplay. Never carry a

is carrying on expertly as “chef and owner of the famous Leone Restaurant on W. 48th St. in New

year a 3%-year-old girl

ork. Tomo na 7? ME Hghea cigarette an seve: | 134, 2 0nE Here is one of Mother Leone's: to - iid tor. If you inadvertently jostle in Baltimore most popular recipes. CALL YOUR floor as you en- your fellow -passengers, beg |, T.. 00"~ SPAGHETTI LEONE | ter an elevator. Speak calmly their pardon or accept their covered ith Dr. Jordan

apologies cheerfully. And escalator-riders act your age! Racing up or down the moving steps is childish and dangerous to others,

| and clearly; don't yell or yam-One-half cup olive oil, one-half mer, and don't ‘go beserk if you're carried past your destination. Operators are only hu-

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Training Course Allison-Capps

chopped talk . , chopped fine; : cae carrot, chapped fine; one No Being Held Wedding Set. wo can tomato puree, one No. py. fica) women are attend- Mr. and Mrs. Mur] Capps, 1302

oy San tomate Sac salt, four/ ng the Camp Fire Girls ad-| id Ave., announce the ap- . ’ {vanced training institute for proaching marriage of their

out difficulty and lived to he 8 years old when she died of an accident but without any trouble from the tumor, Since that time many, many with cancer or other tumors of the lung have undergone this operation. The results are astonishingly good. » = - .

dium-sized onion, chopped; one-

IN ONE group of patients for whom this operation was done,

Benefit Tea

Mrs. J. A. Alexander Will Be Hostess

The - Southwest Social Center will benefit from a guest tea the Alpha Mu Latreian Club will give at 1:30 p. m. Monday.

The event is scheduled in the] The reason that Charlie loses a and return at 8:30 p. m. Celebrates |e John A, Alexander sea ouings. Simmer, 45. minis. {Blackwood will review an issue!der, Reheat. ‘DARs Set Dates

fof Godey's Ladies Book, published |

lin 1864. :

{ident; Mrs, James J. Stewart, vice |president; Mrs. Raymond F. El{liott Jr. and Mrs. John Ertel III,

(recording and. corresponding sec- |

retaries, and Mrs. George Horst, treasurer. : Committee heads are Mesdames |James J. Stewart Jr., John A. Alexander, George H. Marshall, Donald E. Bowman and Ralph H. | Thompson,

age . ‘Sororities to Begin Fall Rush Thursday | . Times State Service | TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 6-—-The fall rush season of Indiana State

Teachers College here will begin Thursday and last through

Oct. 15. |

Participating in the rush are

the Chi Omega, Delta Phi Beta, Delta Sigma, Epsilon Delta, |Gamma Gamma, Kappa Kappa, | Lambda Phi and Psi Theta Sororities.

Saturday's Menu

| BREAKFAST: Orange juice, griddle cakes, butter or fortified margarine, crisp | bacon, coffee, milk, | DINNER: Fricassee of chicken with -noodles, broiled tomato halves, buttered beans, enriched hard rolls, butter or fortified margarine, Pascal ¢ celery, apple ple, cheese, coffee, ‘milk. ; SUPPER: Spaghetti, ‘Italian bread, fruit bowl, tea,

bg) T nal, and the rooms have been St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Dist 1 G

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Brilliant! Delight ful!

Officers of the organization in-|aqq spaghetti as water continues Daughters of the American Rev- Miss Virginia Esten, 4340 N.| to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring|olution, will be held here Sept. Illinois St., and Miss Helen Carter, | occasionally until tender. Drain in|25-27 in the Hotel Lincoln, it was/1314 Bradbury St., returned last | colander. Place sauce over cooked announced yesterday before ad-'week from a tour of Europe with| spaghetti. Serve immediately for journment of the 50th conven-|the ‘American Youth Hospital! : : Group. Teg i

more than one-third were alive, well and leading active lives months or years later, Because cancer of the lung is always fatal, unless it is removed, the operation is well worthwhile. The most important factor in the treatment of cancer of the lung—like that of cancer elsewhere — is time, Delay is not only serious but often fatal. For this reason a person who has a chronic cough, the cause of which cannot be readily explained, should not put off going to the physician. Fortunately, an X-ray of the lung is of great help in making an early diagnosis.

quarts boiling water, one pound! thin spaghetti. [leaders today, tomorrow and jauohter, Murlene, to Donald {Allison. He is the son of Mr.

I la h killet heat Sunday in Cleveland, O. n a large heavy skillet heal! Conducting the institute will be gna Mrs. Delmar Allison, Foun-

oil and melt butter or margarine. Miss Harriet Dively ‘and Miss: 2 taintown. Add onion and saute until lightly Georgia Nelson, national fieid The couple will be married at brown, Stir in meat and brown. Staff, and Miss Margaret Haz- : Fon '8:30 p. m. Sunday in the Garfield,

Chop garlic an rsle |zard, regional field director, PE 4 parsley together. Local’ representatives are Miss Heights Church of Christ. . The

fo a as or Af (Oranda C. Bangsberg, Mesdames Rev, W. L. Totty will officiate. - > (Raymond Fye, Lawrence Bea-| ,. ..4 Mrs. Delmar Allison

few minutes. Add celery, carrot,! d tomato puree, tomato sauce and [pet Walter: Web and -Samuel Jr. will attend the couple.

seasonings. Simmer 45 minutes. | i ————————— | After Oct. 15 the couple will {live at 50 S. Bradley St.

Add two tablespoons salt to] The 1951 annual state con- T rapidly-boiling water. Gradually ference of the Indiana Society, SUropean iour

four to six. tion.

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FLAMINGO ® ROOM OPENING SOON

® See Your Sunday Times, Oct, 8

[repaintad to their original colors. - There is great decoration detail * land even the wallpaper has been {reproduced in the designs of the jera. ; C The Storie Home, built in 1849, holds a magnificent 30-foot-long . {drawing room with twin fireplaces, a double stairs with the famous BY MARGUERITE SMITH tpush gate at the top, sliding doors. Q Last Ten Sacdey Dw colchi- aNd the characteristic fine wood cum. I grew ina sacs and|CAIng of Francis Costigan, had 18 blooms. I placed it ont. ider Of the Laser House. doors. This spring it grew to! very Mnpretentious home, about 12 inches and had large Pullt in 1820, the Lanaham Home green leaves. Suddenly it has a very interesting roster of turned brown and died down. | occupants with well known InI dug-the bulb and dried ‘it. ‘1t/diana names: Lanier, Eddy, looks healthy. Should I plant Humphries, Strader, Pfiffer and it this fall” Reader. Glazer. A.—Your colchicum bulb will : probably grow whether you plant it ‘or pot, That's the nice habit of this delightful bulb. When ft ‘died” it ‘was just! doing what comes naturally for a colchicum. They put out leaves in spring. die back in summer, flower in the fall. You can put it back into the ground any time now and then just let it stay. It should flower year \ ! after year. jo

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Sunday Supper

,The - recently formed , Hoosier Boxer Club will meet Sunday afternoon at Ray Hahn's Grandview Stables, 1000. W. 64th St.

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